SSnow's 7 Round Giants Mock Draft 2.0

1. Zach Cunningham LB Vanderbilt

The Giants have placed Cunningham high on their list of potential first round selections, which is a surprise given Reese’s history of shying away from this position. He is the best linebacker in the draft and would add a credible playmaker to an already stout defense. If the team does pull the trigger here, this would be a tremendous pickup.

2. Gerald Everett TE South Alabama

O.J. Howard and Njoku are still on the radar for the first round, but just in case they get away Everett should be there for the Giants in the second. He’s a more than capable fit for the offense and will have no trouble forming a rapport with Manning.

3. David Sharpe OT Florida

Left tackle is still a problem and the team must have answer for this issue within the first three rounds. Sharpe may not be the best player that will be available here, but he is a solid blocker whom has the good experience protecting the weak side.

4. Brian Hill RB Wyoming

The Giants still need a running back so expect them to take one at some point in the later round, probably sooner than later.

5. Nazair Jones DE/DT North Carolina

With Hankins now in Indianapolis, the team is going to need to add depth to the DT position. They could look for an immediate replacement in the early rounds, but the team will probably play it safe and pick one up here.

6. C.J. Beathard QB Iowa

Many still expect the Giants to draft a quarterback that will eventually take over for Eli. While the talent pool will be a bit slim late this late in the draft, the team may elect to take a QB whom they can mold for two to three years as a project before giving him the keys to the offense

7. DeAngelo Brown DT Louisville

Once again depth will be key to keeping the line strong and the Giants don’t plan on making the same mistake they made in the past, which saw their line become one of the worst in the NFL from 2013 to 2015

Yankees: Prospects To Watch In 2017

Clint Frazier

He's already looks poised to breakout this season and could very well steal a roster spot when spring training is out. With the future of Brett Gardner up in the air (he's been on the trade radar for a few teams), there's a chance for Frazier to play his way into a permanent role if he stays hungry.

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Gleyber Torres

The Yankees are high on Torres as he was the big pick up in the Chapman deal with the Cubs last season. It will be interesting to see how the Yankees plan to develop him especially since he appears to be tagged as the potential shortstop of the future.

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James Kaprielian

After an elbow injury slowed his progression through the system, Kaprielian is back and ready to get back to where he was. There's a lot to like about this young man as he has showcased good accuracy and an ability to get strikeouts. It'll take some time to get his arm into form, but there is no reason to believe that he won't round into form and find his way up the ranks in no time.

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Chad Green

Green has already had a taste of the Major Leagues after being called up for a few games in May of last year. Things didn't go as smoothly as one would have liked, but the fact that Green remains on Girardi's radar for a rotation spot speaks volumes about his work ethic. Should he win out, fans could be hearing his name on a consistent basis for years to come.

Jordan Montgomery

To the surprise on many, Montgomery remains in the hunt for an open pitching slot. This comes after his effort in the recent spring training combined no-hitter. His number in the minors are formidable, pitching to a 2.61 ERA in 292 innings since being drafted in 2014. It would be a pleasant surprise if the 24-year-old found his way into pinstripes come April.

Yankees: Best Reliever Options in Free Agency

Mark Melancon (71.1 IP 1.64 ERA 65 SO 47 Saves)

The former Yankee prospect has made quite the name for himself since being traded in 2010. Over the past 4 season Melancon has been one of the steadier relievers in baseball, compiling 147 saves to go along with a sub-2.00 ERA. With the bullpen in need of a remodel (especially after the trades of Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman) It certainly wouldn't hurt for the organization to look at a familiar face.

Kenly Jansen (68.2 IP 1.83 ERA 104 SO 47 Saves)

Jensen would bring a great dynamic to the bullpen as his style compliments that of Dellin Betances. While some question his consistency, there is little doubt that the man has an "it" factor. if the Yankees are looking for a pitch that closely resembles what they had for half of 2016, Jensen would be a more that safe bet.

Jerry Blevins (42 IP 2.79 ERA 52 SO 16 Holds)

The Yankees could use another left hander in the bullpen especially since the team hasn't had a true specialist pitcher since the days of Mike Myers. he's held lefties to a .214 batting average for his career and considering the problem the short porch can present for pitchers, that number could be a driving factor in brining him aboard.

Sergio Romo (30.2 IP 2.64 ERA 33 SO)

Injuries limited him this past season which could present a potential problem. However, he still managed to put up decent numbers despite the setback. The need for good arms out of the bullpen is greater than ever, and Romo still has great stuff to offer.

Aroldis Chapman (58 IP 1.55 ERA 90 SO 36 Saves)

After helping the Cubs win their first World Series in 108 years, many believe that Chapman will be one of the hottest commodities this offseason. Having dealt him away to shore up the future, the Yankees find themselves in a great spot to put him back in pinstripes. Loring him back won’t be easy as several team have already expressed interest, but if the organization is as serious as everyone thinks, they won't allow any team to outbid them form Chapman's services.